Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

Girlguiding Sussex Central is a seperately constituted division of Girlguiding UK. It follows all the programmes set out by the National charity. For further details please see the annual report.

Amateur Sport particularly in relation to Association Football. The charity provides opportunity for females to play at grass roots level both recreationally and competitively. The age range is from 8 years old to 60 plus years. The activities take place predominately in Flintshire with the home base being located at Moore Lane, Hawarden, Flintshire. CH5 3PQ

The Trustees must apply the income of the Charity in furthering the objectives which include the relief of hardship and advancement of education of women and girls living in Nottinghamshire. Applications are received from women for funds to assist with hardship or for educational purposes and considered by the trustees during two annual awards rounds.

St. Andrew's Scout Group comprises 4 sections, Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. Each section meets one evening a week during school term times, with a number of weekend activities throughout the year, either for a few hours or for the whole weekend; camps for example. During these times the youngsters, boys and girls, work towards achieving badges for a diverse number of activities.

To help young Boys and girls between the ages 7 to 15

1st Chapel-en-le-Frith Scouts are an active Scout Group and we offer a wide range of Scouting experiences for boys and girls aged between 6-14 years old. Outdoor activities such as camping and hiking are an important part of our programme, but sport in general is a priorty, as is teaching children a range of craft skills and instilling in them the need to treat all people with understanding and re

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Scouting for boys and girls aged 6 - 14

Our mission is to empower young people to fulfil their potential and take action on issues affecting their future. Our major focus is improving the livelihoods of young people both in the developed and developing world through employability and entrepreneurial trainings. We are currently working with disadvantaged young women in West Africa and in primary and secondary schools in the UK.

Scouting develops young people mentally, spiritually and physically. The Group provides a wide range of activities to help develop character and social skills for boys and girls in the Twyford area.

This charity provides adult leaders and helpers who, after appropriate training, enable boys and girls between the ages of six and 14 to become members of the worldwide scouting organisation and to take part in programmes of weekly meetings and varied outdoor and indoor pursuits. Sheerwater Scout Group is based in Sheerwater, Woking, Surrey.Its members are from all parts of Woking.

Scouting activities for boys and girls.

Helps to provide all Scouting activies in North Weald for Boys and Girls

Iedara Taleem-un-Nisa has established a school for the primary and secondary education of underprivileged girls in Lahore since 2001. The school follows a curriculum approved by the Punjab Board of Education. Three hundred and fifty girls are getting their education in this school. The charity also organises educational events for the local women.

Counselling teenage girls, women and men facing unintended pregnancy or seeking recovery through pregnancy loss. Free pregnancy testing service. Providing baby clothing and equipment up to age 2 years for those who are financially unable to provide for themselves. Support groups for mothers and their pre-schoolers, bereaved parents, lone dads, parents of young people with mental health concerns.

Activities for young people based on programmes published by The Scout Association and Girl GuidingUK.

Fundraising to buy items for the school children.

To give financial aid to young women residing in the Ancient parish of Enfield for educational and charitable purposes.

The principal objective of the charity is to pay all or part of the school fees payable in respect of deserving boys or girls, who are in education at the King's School, Canterbury, and, who but for the help of the charity, would be unable to be or remain at the school.

The objects of the CIO are the promotion of community participation in healthy recreation for the public benefit in Surrey and surrounding areas by providing facilities and opportunities to play Association Football.

The Dormywood Trust is prioritising work in the following areas; food poverty, violence against women and girls, environmental work and arts-based creative organisations working with young people. We will not be operating an open application process but instead working proactively to fund grass-roots work in these areas. We will not respond to unsolicited requests for funding.

We provide girls from the age of 4 to 18 a safe girl only space to develop skills and self confidence to take them into the adult world. They are led by volunteer leaders who allow the girls as much self governance as is practicable for their age.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF QUALITY EDUCATION, FOR THE PUPILS OF THE FREETOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SIERRA LEONE. SUPPORT AND ASSIST THE PROVISION OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AND A SAFE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR PUPILS AT THE FREETOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Scouting for Boys and girls from 4 years of age to 14 1/2 years of age.

1st Sunbury Guides operates in Sunbury-on-Thames. We are a thriving group - all girls - and operate under the 'umbrella' of the Guide Association whose aim is concerned with assisting girls and young women to fulfil their potential to take an active and responsible role in society.